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<p>You're "comfortable" with 130Mbps download? If I had that speed
I'd have to have a pile of tissues on my desk.<br>
<br>
Because I'd be crying with joy, not what you dirty minds thought.
;)</p>
<p>My system is 14 years old, probably longer. I've been at this
address for that long and brought it with me,only one upgrade in
that time. <br>
I was in a position to get one of the very first AMD FX 8350 8core
4ghz CPU's in 2011. They didn't go retail for another 10 months.
Still got it now. 8)))</p>
<p>The rest of my kit is pretty lo-tech, 16gig ram, nVidia 560Ti
1gig, onboard realtek sound, DvD, 4 speakers and woofer.<br>
It does me for my business, games and linux fun. Oh! Currently
running Opensuse for the Plasma desktop since Mint dropped it.
Thought I'd miss apt (get) but zypper and YAST absolutely ROCK.</p>
<p>I was with mint from day one and I had Manjaro from day one too.
<br>
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<p>We shall see. <br>
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<p>Keep in touch guys.</p>
<p>Martyn<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/08/2019 22:29, Wayland Sothcott
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I'm assuming Linux but you might be on Windows. Here's mine<br>
<br>
RYZEN 5 1700<br>
16GB RAM<br>
240 NVMe SSD<br>
480 SATA SSD<br>
VEGA 56 GPU<br>
ASUS 1920x1080 23"<br>
Dell keyboard and mouse<br>
<br>
OS Linux Mint 19<br>
VirtualBox Windows 7 and Windows XP<br>
Steam and various games under Proton<br>
<br>
Internet ASUS router with Virgin in Modem Mode, 200meg/20meg<br>
<img moz-do-not-send="true"
src="https://www.speedtest.net/result/8493293841.png"
alt="Speedtest.net" width="350" height="200"><br>
Gotta love that ping :D<br>
'spozd to be 200 down but wrong time at night.<br>
<br>
I'm really very comfortable on this system and have been getting
loads of work done including work on MS Access in Windows 7 VM.<br>
It's actually pretty good at gaming but I have more enjoyment
making the games work than playing them.<br>
<br>
The trick with this system was building it all on NVMe then
'fstab'ing /home onto the bigger SSD. Those games and VMs take up
a lot of space.<br>
<br>
I do have some computer parts left over from this build like
motherboards and RAM and decent GPUs. Good price to a LUG member.
PM me.<br>
<br>
Wayland.<br>
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